Fiji is calling for urgent support to strengthen its biomedical engineering workforce and improve the long-term management of medical equipment.

Fiji’s wildlife and forests are under threat from fast forest loss, coral damage and endangered species.

Fiji’s medical internship program is being reviewed due to concerns over poor clinical training for new doctors.

Drug and substance abuse have escalated rapidly, with over 3,500 reported cases last year.

The government is putting the private sector at the heart of its push to rebuild Fiji’s economy.

Viro Primary School in Levuka, Ovalau, has opened a new classroom block with two classrooms.

Poaching and weak enforcement are threatening Fiji’s marine ecosystems and undermining the efforts of local communities fighting to protect them.

Farmers growing sugarcane on Fiji’s rugged hillsides will soon benefit from a new mechanical harvester.

Outsource Fiji is calling for stronger regulations and a one-stop shop to streamline the outsourcing sector.

The Nadi Magistrates Court has denied bail for the second police officer charged this week in connection with the unlawful importation of over 4 kilograms of methamphetamine.

Minister for Lands Filimoni Vosarogo moves to clear the air around the Government’s decision to reintroduce the Freehold Buy Back Scheme 3.0, stressing that it is not a forced land acquisition but a mutual agreement process designed to empower iTaukei landowners and protect investor confidence.

The Pacific Specialist Healthcare Foundation has been commended for its bold efforts to deliver life-saving medical care to the most disadvantaged communities.